Cybergun SIG 552

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Is the Cybergun SIG 552 totally compatible with Tokyo Marui SIG 552 accessories including the HurricanE SIG 552 metal body and internal gearbox components? Also, what is the main difference between the Cybergun SIG 552 and the Jing Gong SIG 552 and which of the two is the better one?

[Styrak]

JG will definitely be better.

[Xx William xX]

I think i read somewhere that JG makes the cybergun sig.

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That's what I thought too that the JG would be better. But is the Cybergun totally compatible with Tokyo Marui SIG 552 accessories like the JG SIG 552?

[Harbinger of Darkness]

The Cybergun Sig is just a re brand of the JG. They're both 100% TM compatible as they're TM clones.

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Thanks for confirming this with me!

[Dao]

The ASC member THE CAT owns one of these Cybergun SIG 552 and he has confirmed the gun is indeed 100% TM compatible, and you can check his posts here: http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...hlight=sig+552

[THE CAT]

Indeed Dao. For now, everything I strip or mod on it show me it's fully TM compatible.

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Good to know! I just ordered one from BuyAirsoft.ca and I should be receiving it very shortly.

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Hey CAT, I saw the pics of your SIG 552, looks sweet! Did you paint the clear receiver black yourself? If so, what kind of paint did you use? I'm guessing it's a scratch proof paint?

[Dao]

Not sure what paint THE CAT used, but you can use the Krylon Camouflage paint ultra-flat black which adders pretty good to most plastics with no need for sanding or priming.
http://www.krylon.com/products/camou...on_technology/

If you properly clean the surface and wait for the paint to dry, I'd say wait about 1 week, I find it pretty scratch resistant, though I do usually use a gray color primer, so if you do eventually scratch the paint it will show a nice metal looking gray color and not a transparent plastic

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Originally Posted by Dao

Not sure what paint THE CAT used, but you can use the Krylon Camouflage paint ultra-flat black which adders pretty good to most plastics with no need for sanding or priming.
http://www.krylon.com/products/camou...on_technology/

If you properly clean the surface and wait for the paint to dry, I'd say wait about 1 week, I find it pretty scratch resistant, though I do usually use a grey collor primer, so if you do scratch the paint it will show a nice metal looking grey collor and not a transparent plastic

Just to add to that, if you really want a really textured and nice finish to the gun, sanding with 220 grit sandpaper beforehand, painting then using Krylon Matte Finish once your done will give you excellent results.

Only use sandpaper on grips and stocks to give it that nice rugged texture.

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Originally Posted by Dao

Not sure what paint THE CAT used, but you can use the Krylon Camouflage paint ultra-flat black which adders pretty good to most plastics with no need for sanding or priming.
http://www.krylon.com/products/camou...on_technology/

If you properly clean the surface and wait for the paint to dry, I'd say wait about 1 week, I find it pretty scratch resistant, though I do usually use a gray color primer, so if you do eventually scratch the paint it will show a nice metal looking gray color and not a transparent plastic

Do you know of any stores or websites in Canada that carries that Krylon 4290 Camo Ultra-Flat Black spray can?

[Lakonian]

I'd wait for the ICS.....

[Dao]

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Do you know of any stores or websites in Canada that carries that Krylon 4290 Camo Ultra-Flat Black spray can?

Here you can find the list of Canadian Retailers that carry Krylon paints, and you can usually find the Krylon Camo line at any Canadian Tire or Walmart.